BRENTFORD FC have confirmed their ticket prices ahead of the club's first Premier League season and first in the top-flight since 1947.

Matches have been split into two categories, with Category A being the more expensive matches against the so-called 'Big 6' (Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham), as well as London rivals West Ham, along with Aston Villa and Leeds too.

Category B matches which will cost less will be against Burnley, Brighton, Crystal Palace, Everton, Leicester, Newcastle, Norwich, Southampton, Watford and Wolves.

Ticket prices are then split into age groups, with adults (25-64 years old) being the priciest, followed by seniors and young persons (65+ and 18-24 year olds), with those under 18 paying the least.

For a Category A game, the most expensive tickets for adults will be £60, while the cheapest (located in the Family Stand) will be £30.

The same tickets for seniors and young persons will be £50 and £20 respectively, while for under 18s they're £50 and £10.

For Category B matches, adults will be expected to fork out £60 for the priciest seats near the dugout, with family stand tickets being the cheapest at £25.

For seniors and young persons, the same tickets will cost £50 and £15 respectively, while under 18s will have to pay £50 and £10.

Over 9,000 fans have already signed up to become Members, in order to be in with a chance of securing tickets, in anticipation to this historic season.

Tickets will go on sale on Monday, July 26, for the season opener against London rivals Arsenal.